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Sławomir Lachowski, 46, commenced his duties as the new president of the managing board at BRE Bank last Tuesday. BRE is widely recognized as the country's major financial institution, specializing mainly in corporate services. Lachowski, who graduated from the Warsaw School of Economics, also attended post-graduate courses at the University of Zurich. Dedicated to finance and banking throughout his professional carrier, the new president has been the vice president of PKO BP and a member of Prof. Leszek Balcerowicz's team that transformed the centrally-planned economy. His most recent post was as vice president of the board at BRE Bank.
Izabella Kieler, 30, has been appointed deputy president of the managing board at Poland Car Parking, a large car parking services company operating airport car lots throughout the country. The new deputy president holds a master's degree from Koźmiński University in Warsaw. Previously a senior center manager at Regus Business Center, she was responsible for the profitability of the company's office buildings in Poland. Kieler speaks fluent English, as well as the basics of German and Russian.
Prof. Michał Kulesza is the new head of the group for public and competition law at Baker & McKenzie Warszawa, the Polish bureau of the international law firm. Kulesza graduated from Warsaw University in law and administration, and has remained an academic in that department since then. In 1991 he received the title of professor. Kulesza cooperated widely with government institutions in legislation initiatives for public administration, while simultaneously running his own law firm. For years his areas of special interest included local administration regulations, construction and land law as well as environmental issues. Prof. Kulesza will continue to work in those areas in his new post.
Beata Pawłowska, 38, has assumed the position of general director at HOOP S.A., one of the leading soft drink producers in the country. Her duties in the new post will include the fulfillment of the company's long-term marketing strategy, as well as the coordination of sales and production. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics, Pawłowska was previously employed at management positions in Procter & Gamble, Coca-cola Poland and, most recently, MTV Networks Polska. She speaks fluent English and Russian and is a passionate rose grower.
Lech Giliciński has become a partner at White & Case Warsaw, a regional office of the international law firm. Giciński has a PhD in law, graduated from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and attended courses in Oxford. He previously headed banking and finance practices at Weil, Gotshal & Manges in Warsaw. In the new post Giliciński will assist Polish and multinational clients in debt and company organization. He lists tennis and swimming as his favorite recreational activities.
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Izabella Kieler, 30, has been appointed deputy president of the managing board at Poland Car Parking, a large car parking services company operating airport car lots throughout the country. The new deputy president holds a master's degree from Koźmiński University in Warsaw. Previously a senior center manager at Regus Business Center, she was responsible for the profitability of the company's office buildings in Poland. Kieler speaks fluent English, as well as the basics of German and Russian.
Prof. Michał Kulesza is the new head of the group for public and competition law at Baker & McKenzie Warszawa, the Polish bureau of the international law firm. Kulesza graduated from Warsaw University in law and administration, and has remained an academic in that department since then. In 1991 he received the title of professor. Kulesza cooperated widely with government institutions in legislation initiatives for public administration, while simultaneously running his own law firm. For years his areas of special interest included local administration regulations, construction and land law as well as environmental issues. Prof. Kulesza will continue to work in those areas in his new post.
Beata Pawłowska, 38, has assumed the position of general director at HOOP S.A., one of the leading soft drink producers in the country. Her duties in the new post will include the fulfillment of the company's long-term marketing strategy, as well as the coordination of sales and production. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics, Pawłowska was previously employed at management positions in Procter & Gamble, Coca-cola Poland and, most recently, MTV Networks Polska. She speaks fluent English and Russian and is a passionate rose grower.
Lech Giliciński has become a partner at White & Case Warsaw, a regional office of the international law firm. Giciński has a PhD in law, graduated from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and attended courses in Oxford. He previously headed banking and finance practices at Weil, Gotshal & Manges in Warsaw. In the new post Giliciński will assist Polish and multinational clients in debt and company organization. He lists tennis and swimming as his favorite recreational activities.
If your company has recently appointed any new senior managers, we'd like to know about it.
Please send submissions to: appointments@wbj.pl
